Sette 270

I have a baratza sette 270. I wouldn't exactly recommend it - it is very noisy and the macro and micro settings have drifted since day one.

Had the Sette 270 for 2,5 years. It's as louad as a jet engine and your neighours will despise you. Get a bit of aluminum butyl insulation material to clad the plastic parts from the inside to dampen things a bit. Also, get a set of shims from Baratza, because the grind dial tends to loosen over tim

Sette uses plastic gearboxes, and I've seen a number of them damaged - including my own. Baratza's support was great at the time, though I've heard it's slipped since. Specialita is pretty much all metal, and I'm yet to see really anything fail on them. Sette is easier to clean, but the Mignon line

Sure, if you feel more comfortable with that. However, their suggested range won't work for every circumstance, so it's not unusual to use a setting outside that range, and it's quite easy to remove/add shims. I had a Baratza Sette 270. The suggested range wasn't fine enough and I eventually ended u

At that price point, the sette 270 gives you amazing grind quality and speed. The downside is that it sounds like you're drilling into the countertop and the gearbox rips itself apart. I had the 270wi and after about a year of daily use the gearbox was starting to slip and consistently underdosing b

I have the same problem. Would you mind in share where and what shim have you bought? I tried baratza support but they replied with such stupid questions that I am literally done with stupidness existing in this world, companies, people, etc. just ignore all them and move to another. I was thinking